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Radio Mirror: The Magazine of Radio Romances (Jan-June 1945)
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BREEZY — AND BRIGHT.
Have you heard Weapons for Victory on the CBS network every Thursday afternoon at 5 (EWT)? You should. It's a show that makes the connection between us at home and the boys at the fronts. The important connection. This is an Army show. It's in the hands of a young private named Arnold Perl.
Talking to Pvt. Perl is quite a thing. He's slender and springy. He moves with nervous gestures, restlessly, and his face reflects a dozen moods in' as many minutes. His speech is breezy — what the bobby soxers call "sharp" — and it could fool you, but not for long. Ideas are spilling all over the place. And you love it.
He's always been as full of ideas. Born and raised in New York, he has reason to remember some of his earlier ideas. His first job was with a Literary Agency, where he did advertising, copywriting and editing. Next, he went to work for a small outfit that was making documentary films. He worked on the first movies about Spain — "Return to Life" — and the first film on the Chinese guerillas — "China Strikes Back". Then he turned to radio. He free-lanced for about a year and a half, writing scripts regularly for shows like Bulldog Drummond, Inner Sanctum, Grand Central Station— and, as he says, "dozens of audition scripts that never got anywhere". In between scripts, he wrote magazine articles and sold ideas for picture stories. He's had articles in most of the national magazines — Reader's Digest, Saturday Evening Post, Redbook . . .
Came the war and he got himself a job as the radio officer with the United Nations Information Office, acting as a liaison between radio outlets and twenty-five foreign governments. He also wrote a series called "Uncle Sam" for the United Nations program. At the same time, as a magazine writer, he became a consultant to the War Department.
He was inducted in October 1943. After his basic training at Fort Niagara, he was assigned to the Medical Corps to do orientation work with the returned wounded at Halloran Hospital. He worked with the Second Service Command in the reconditioning and rehabilitation program there. Then, he was transferred to the Army Service Forces Productions Unit, to work as a consultant and research man on Assignment Home. Shortly after he started work on that, he was given the Weapons For Victory show to do on his own.
He's too busy at the moment to think up anything about after the war. The chances are, however, that he'll have plenty of ideas. He always has had.
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